The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-20
DILLON, BEAvERHEAD COUNTY, NJ T, FRIDAY MAY 1887.
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.

The resignation Of the French Cabinet
has been accepted.
Ben. perley Poore is seriously i'll at h.,
rooms in Washington.
Mrs. Z. s. Grant, who has been yer, IL
of diptheria, is convalescing.
The British vessels seized in the Behr,ng
sea las, summer, have been released.
The Northern Pacific Railroad com.
pany is anxious to adjust the land elues.
ton.
The Pennsylvania coke strike is causing
alarm among the rail and bessemer mills
in the Allegheny mountains.
An organization is being formed in New
York to trade in silver bullion certfic2 ..
Manning is at tie head Of it.
The president Of the Horn Silver -
ing Co., FranAlyn, has returned to New
York, and tun will soon begin.
England will not permit the Gate City
Guards Of A'lara, Ga, to visit tina: coun.
try as military organizations
\ dispatch from Bucharest :ays Rou
mania is torlilyins rapidly under the sup.
erintcnGence of German officers
Five OF the men who took the most
prominet part in the late plot to assassinate
the Gar were executed on Monday.
Governor Hill, Of New York, mas sent
the name Of Colonel Fred Grant to the
Senate for quarantine commissioner.
, A large ant-coercion bill meeting WAS
held at Lowell, Massachusetts,, recently.
Ben Butler, Governor Bracket and othtrs
spoke.
=, District Assembly No. 15o, X. OF L., has
r. been suspended for INSTRUMENTATION 1t
includes 10000 members, mostly carpet
weavcrs.
The funeral Of the late Justice Woods, OF
i. the supreme court, took place from the
- family residence in Washington at S
O'Clock Monday evening.
:, The President. has appointed Byron l.
~ Smith, Of Chicago, to be Commissioner te
=, examine portion of the Northern Pacific
- railroad in place Of J. w. Doane, declined
The submarine cable in the Bay Of Sc
-, bastopol has been cut in several places ant
g, portions Of it have been stolen. Only higl
-, military officials knew of the existence o
!, the cable.
ID Owing to the refusal Of the Legislator
to appropriate funds for tn support OF til
~ militia the First Regimental Na,iona
,e Band, Guards of Missouri, will disban
al May 25th.
I. OBrien'. visit to Toronto caused grea
a excitement, but the great Irish editor ha
~ his say, in spite Of the kissing and howln
Orangemen, many OF whom had thci
p heads broken by the indignant Nationists
ce A dispatch from Odessa says: rh
~ bankruptcy court 10 blocked with insolver
q; cy cases Of old established and h;thert
en- Aourishing concerns. Many commerci;
'ef men would welcome war as infinitely pr'
et ferable to the present depression.
The number OF idle men in Chicak
~ who have either struck or been locked 0,
in is rapidly increasing, and is variously est
in. mated from 10000 to 10000. The numbt
m probably does not exceed 1900, but b
ce the end OF the present week it will
he largely increased.
ny Jay Gould was on the witness stand, b'
're fore the Pacific Railway investiga,in
us committe, on Tuesday When questione
On about Denver Pacific stock, he becan
'e' very much excited. lie seemed greatl
re. incensed at the impu,a,ion Of dishono
Is able deal between Sage and himself.
Cheyenne special to the Denver H>f"
Ii,um:: The suspension OF the Swan Bro
has not occasioned any failures anon
T.. other Wyoming stockmen or financial il
cs. ttitutions. The failure is not regarde
cd here as being due to any alarming cond
tions Of the cattle business, and It is ger
e" orally thought that it will have little if an
al damaging effects.
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